Single or Double caliper release ??
12-07-2008 | 11:08 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Henderson, KY
RE: Single or Double caliper release ??
Im going to take my carter insatiable thumb into the woods next year. It has a lock on it but i will definately take my wrist strap as well. I dont know how many times that will last lol!
btw, i just remembered, when i shot it at 315 the first time when i first got the bow, i was shooting the first batch ofmy xringers that i made up. they weighed in at308. my new ones(cut a little longer with blazer instead of 3d duravanes)they weighed 317. Im guessing that the9 or so gr. made a difference of a fps or two. I guess my results were a littleoff b/c of weightdifference. sorry, didnt think about it until now.
Derek
btw, i just remembered, when i shot it at 315 the first time when i first got the bow, i was shooting the first batch ofmy xringers that i made up. they weighed in at308. my new ones(cut a little longer with blazer instead of 3d duravanes)they weighed 317. Im guessing that the9 or so gr. made a difference of a fps or two. I guess my results were a littleoff b/c of weightdifference. sorry, didnt think about it until now.
Derek
12-08-2008 | 02:03 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: SE Ohio
RE: Single or Double caliper release ??
ORIGINAL: TFOX
Too small,no such thing.[8D]
Here is my Short & Sweet II made by Tru ball.
ORIGINAL: OHbowhntr
I like a double as well, I don't know if all the Scott releases are like the two I tried, but they were almost TOO SMALL to fit around my wrist. I didn't mind the release as much as the damned things were TOO SMALL. I also shoot a Tru-Fire Hurricane, and a Tru-Ball Tornado w/ a buckle, both of which I think are equally good releases.
I like a double as well, I don't know if all the Scott releases are like the two I tried, but they were almost TOO SMALL to fit around my wrist. I didn't mind the release as much as the damned things were TOO SMALL. I also shoot a Tru-Fire Hurricane, and a Tru-Ball Tornado w/ a buckle, both of which I think are equally good releases.
Too small,no such thing.[8D]
Here is my Short & Sweet II made by Tru ball.
12-08-2008 | 09:14 AM
#26
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From: Saint Paul, MN
RE: Single or Double caliper release ??
I am not 100% clear on the difference between the two. I'm guessing that the double capiler is one where both sides of the grabber move, and a single capiler is one where only one side of the grabber moves. Is this right?
12-08-2008 | 03:53 PM
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Giant Nontypical
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From: HENDERSON KY USA
RE: Single or Double caliper release ??
ORIGINAL: drockw
^That is weird. Mine is plenty big for my wrist. I have plenty of holes left. Must of been a youth or something like that.
Derek
^That is weird. Mine is plenty big for my wrist. I have plenty of holes left. Must of been a youth or something like that.
Derek
Exactly,that must be why I misread it OH because I haven't ever seen this as a problem.
Man,I was out of it last night.[&:]
12-09-2008 | 09:36 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: SE Ohio
RE: Single or Double caliper release ??
ORIGINAL: TFOX
Exactly,that must be why I misread it OH because I haven't ever seen this as a problem.
Man,I was out of it last night.[&:]
ORIGINAL: drockw
^That is weird. Mine is plenty big for my wrist. I have plenty of holes left. Must of been a youth or something like that.
Derek
^That is weird. Mine is plenty big for my wrist. I have plenty of holes left. Must of been a youth or something like that.
Derek
Exactly,that must be why I misread it OH because I haven't ever seen this as a problem.
Man,I was out of it last night.[&:]
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